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📅 Aug 11, 2022

How can I Listen to Native English speakers?

1. Listening to native English speakers You need to learn to listen to native speakers of English and American English specifically. You need to be able to understand them cor...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 11, 2022

How to Read Anything Effectively | Reading skills

Reading Skills in English Reading skills in English is an interesting topic. We have been learning about reading skills since elementary school, but it is still a big question...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 11, 2022

Listening Comprehension vs Reading Comprehension vs Writing Comprehension

1. Reading Comprehension Reading Comprehension (RC) refers to reading skills, including vocabulary and comprehension of text. In order to successfully read, comprehend, and le...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 10, 2022

Why is reading Important? | Reading Skills

Reading is a great way to improve your vocabulary, learn about people, places and things in different cultures, and even help you become smarter at work! Reading is important...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 10, 2022

How to Write a Letter Properly | Simple Steps

I have to admit that I am not a big fan of writing letters. I think they take a lot of time and effort, though some people enjoy them. So today I wanted to share with you my t...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 10, 2022

how to Write an English Essay | Writing

An essay is basically an extended piece of writing based around a topic. It can be about anything you want, but the aim is to make people think, and to encourage them to discu...

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Vocabulary

📅 Aug 10, 2022

English words Derived from Other Languages | Vocabulary

1. BailA bail is a small wooden box on the end of a rope (or chain). When someone is arrested, they may be placed inside a cage called a jail. A person who is being held in cu...

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Vocabulary

📅 Jul 26, 2018

List of Collocations You Should Know

In English, a collocation is two or more words that go together naturally. Learning collocations is essential for making your English sound fluent and natural! It is important...

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Vocabulary

📅 Jul 25, 2018

What are Homonyms?

A homonym is a word that is pronounced the same as another word with a different meaning. When the words have the same spelling, they are known as homographs. When they have d...

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Vocabulary

📅 Jul 25, 2018

Identifying Word Families in English | Reading & Vocabulary Development

Word families are groups of words that have a common feature or pattern - they have some of the same combinations of letters in them and a similar sound. For example: at, cat,...

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